again Thanks for the share!!
]]>What were your results when trying my suggestion to the first commenter?
Another thing to check is that the package in which your custom class resides is identical to the package listed in the
Me too
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]]>To narrow the problem a bit, perhaps just try retrieving the currentActivity without any custom activity. This field belongs to the superclass, and therefore should be accessible without any of your extra code.
I’d start there.
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